The Sun. — London, England, 1826-02-11 00:00:00

1111111,11; OM Men 11111ildel1 had tome down, and proposed,' .201 'a remedy for the evil, that very measure which they desired now to abrogate. Now, he (Mr. Gordon) was charged with having got new lig hts upon the subject; that was a nits. lake, for it was the i Honourable flentlenian opposite whose *is had been Changed. He had chosen to remain in a very mail minority upon the question of passing Mr. Peel's Bill, -because he thought, as he thought still, that it would be im possible to pay in gold what had been borrowed in paper; and "therefore he wished ministers to pause and reconsider the steps Which they were taking, particelarly as the Right Hon. Ventleman (Mr. finskissom professed himself ready to take his %hare of blame for the measure which he bad formerly intro. *hued. The fact was, that tile Right Hon. Gentleman would 4 csme down three years hence, and' say just' the same of the 'measure he was now introducing. He was glad to hear the Right lion. (lententleman speak in terms in which he had ex pressed himself of country bankers, but certainly all the Oentlemen which .at near him had not treated that class of in. dividuals quite so fairly : and, :in his humble opinion, se far - Isml the present distress having arisen from the issue of 14 and 2/. notes by the country banks he thought that the country had derived very great relief fr;nn that issue. The observation, too, which had been made about prerogative seemed to him wholly intelligible ; for certainly be could not perceive how the royal • e rern : ,Pative was a job mare ender:- wed by a country banker's issuing a one pound note than a five pound note. The Hon. tientleman concluded by declaring that he greatly regretted the measure whichiliraa to reduce the circulation of the country hanks; and, that, itter the failure of near 80 of 'those establishments had withdrawn a million anti a nalf of notes from circulation, his firm opinion was, that any farther diminution would embarrass, instead of assisting, the •coantry. At this period. of the debate, a loud and general call was sassed to adjourn. Mr. CAN NING said, that as the night ryas already far ad. - raced, and a great number of Gentlemen were understood to do still desirous of expressing their sentiments, he thought it -would be most convenient that the question should be adjourned, This motion b4ing agreed to, The Muse resumed, and the ,vernaining business was disposed of; and the llouse Adjourned rt lIALE-PAST TWELVE O'CLOCE. ANOI.C)-11EXICAN ASSOCIATION. DIARCTORS of this ASSOCIATION for ASSISTING in WORKING the MINES in MEXICO, and other parts of SPA N NH AMERICA, having, ',tinder the powers vested in them by the DEED, made a CA1414 of FIVE POUNDS on each of the suArtEs of the AS. OCIATION, forming the Ninth Instalment, the Pro. sprietors aretequested to pay the same on the amount of their zespective Shares to ;Items. ftAItULAY, TRITTON; DK 4" AN, and Co. Lombard-street, on or before the :Id day o )larch next. JOSEPH LOWE, STetary. 7, St. llelen,'s-place, Jan. 31, 1825. PRICE OP 31 . 0EIce TI 13.tnk Stock . 198 i 7i I per Cent. Ited 7.,} per ennt. Cone. ... 771 . _ 34 per (lent. - Ditto Red 4 per (' ern. New ..... OM IhrOd g Ann 191.1610134 d irplia Stork Utin Bond 'Small Sett Stock alders OF roltrioN F AFarinn 11(114,5vereent Brazilian Ms 1026 . scrip Thaenon 11 yres Ifils Chilinn, Ms, 0 per cent 45 - , laainmbiet , II& -- Do. tit). 1824 53.4 2 3,1 thnitilt, 0 per cent. 00. 182 f t 'reek Ms Do. 1825 4,irtatlntla ,. ..... ..... Al exienn Ittli — •ibc,),, 1825 DIY AT ONE O'CLOCK Old Annuities New Ditto Ex. Bills 10001.1 id. 3 2 5 4 dix Ditto 5001. lid. Ditto Small lid. 2 pm. 1 (lit Ditto Advertised ' Bank for Acct. 197 India for Acct. Corm for Acct. nit 03 S !1 I)9 AT ONE O'CLOCK Mexican 'Scrip Neapolitan, 1824 • Neapolitan Scrip Peruvian Bonds Do. Scrip Portuguese Bonds Veussian, 5 per cent. Ditto New It e d' New, sp. et. 111'21, bp. c. .. 19 9. ---- 1823 French 'lento, 5 p. c. —c. Exchange —f. —c. 3 v. c. Exchange mum OP MARES AT axe: O'CLOCK! ~...r Per Shnre. 2242,3 2 .4nploMexican Alining Company 1 4 mtINCItilian Miffing Company 4j/1-Ulan Mining Company Wombian Mining CompltnY Vann and Peruvian Mining COmpany nal del Monte Mining Company Ditto New ?low United Mexican Mining Company Welch Iron and Coal Alining Com pa n I•impool and Alanchester Railway Company 1 , 1,2 „ 1110 , 2 FOLSCION 111,111.5. Anitivrt). Ditr. ifinernady and Jertoy .flottenburgh 'I m burgh - Molland • - Jamaica - 4tmerica itiliiriVATElt AT LONDON BRIDGE T 0... MORROW. limiting, 7 minutes niter. 5,1 Evening, 25 minutes after 5. T1111' , 74 SZIN. SOLEM 4014 OlCEnii; FALSUN AUDE.It LONDON. 4VATURDAY E v 1 ArG, FEB./WARY It, Ma, The discuision on the Currency was resumed Britain in the House of Commons last night, and wris unfinished when the !louse adjourned et half. past twelve o'clock. We beg attention to the Speech of Mr. BARING on this important ,guestion, in which lie traces the causes of the dlatless of the country,,and predicts hut little, advatitav, front the measures of the Government under progress. 'The resehition proposed by the Claii . cv,i.t.ott,of the Excueuueu for the adoption of the Committee was as follows " That it is the opinion ,rf this Committee dieterl promissory not a. motile tollte bearer on demand, issued by license, and under the rains of 61. and stamped previous. to the sth of Fetruary, 130, be allowed to circulate until the 6th of February, 1629, and no longer." It is easy to imagine that surh a law would, the first instance, increase the evil ; but ne. vertheless, is it is the first step towards a to. CittrollCO to a wholesome sytetn, we hope to see it carried. The plan of curtailing the char ter of the Bank, and. , letting in Bank ing Companies, composed of more than six persons, to carry on the banking business beyond sixty-five miles from London, must at ail events be nugatory, a position amply esta.. blisited by the fact related by Mr. BAKINO, in the course of his remarks —that out of 700 Banks note Om existence, only G consisted of six persons .its pothtership. The Mode of yesterday, rereiveJ this morning by Farms, quotes the five per cent. Bodes The , Frankfort Papers to the .lth February, received this day, contain but little intelligence of moment. We have, however, extracted an article, dated Rome, which gives but all indif ferent account of ,the health of his Holiness the Portz. By this we learn, that a provisional arrangement is about to be made with reference to the affairs of the Church in South America ; but are sorry to add, that the reco.otition of [e new Governments of the Npw WOrh will not form n part of the plan.—The small-pox had been making sad ravages in Switzerland, but we are happy to state that those districts iu which vaccination had been resortel to, remained free from this scourge of human nature. Ordinance of the Police had been is.u-d at Berlin, requiring all persons %%hullos''. neither had the genera) small pox, nor been properly vaccinated, to be vaccinated :within a certain time, on pain of fine and imprisonment. The commercial treaty between Huada end Swe den expired on the Ist Jan. 1826, hut by the orders of the respective Governments, is to endure till further arrangements can he made. The following are the articles referred to:— . ROME, JAN. 10. The health of the Pipe again causes fresh apprehensions. On New Year's day he did not receive the chief Officers of State, or even the Foreign Ambassadors. Some persons, in. ' deed, affirm, that this is not sn much ow'ng to ill Lealth as to nn intention of restoring an old custom, according to which the Popes received congratulations only on their birth-days. The terrible rainy weather, which we have had for four weeks past, may perhaps be one cause of his recovering so slowly. The death of the Emperor of Russia, which was known here on Christmas.day, is said to have greatly affected him. It is affirmed that the Papal See will make a provisional at rangement with the American Ambassalor wily here, by which the affairs of the Church in these countries will be regulated without however recognising the new Governments, PETIIISIII.IIIOII, JAN. 22. 'rule Treaty of Commerce concluded, in 1817, between ussia and Sweden, which, according to the Pith Article, was to cease on the Ist of January, 11I2G, remain in force, by order of his 11lajesty the Emperor, till other ”rangements shall be made. The King of Sweden bars issued similar orders. We have received some Numbers of El Cowli wtionnel from i3ogota, to the 9th of December. The following are extracts The post of yesterday has brought intelligence from various States respecting the effects produced by 'Pastoral Letter of his Holiness, and we have the satisfaction to observe that it has not produced any result of Imptirtance. A gentleman of respect ability from Puebla states, that King Ferdinand has gained little while the Pope has lost much through the publication of this document, and we conceitie . this opinion will be gene. rat throughout the Republic. Theliovernor of Guanajuato ac companied the Extraordinary Gazette with an excellent circu s tar. Some atinorable reflections have heen published in the Oriente de .141. pt, on tie letter of his !Witless, which Paper also publieheawery opportunely a Pecommendatury Letter ad dressed by his Holiness to, the Director of the Repuhlic ttf Chili, written in 0, strain directly ,opp2site to that of the Pas• toral'Ltitter addressed to thl Archbkhops?ind Wallops. Pr.RU.—A Private Letter of the I,t Oc ober, dated on board tf the Pr6tectorate Frigate, has as follows :—" The blockade is kept up with extraordinary etrietress, and the enemy. have not been able since its commencement to introduce the slightest succours, nor a sifigle comnain'eation that htyt of previously passed through our hands. The Vie . Admiral 'of chile left the blockading squadron at the beginning of August, end the vessels of Colombia and Peru are combined as before under. the eiders of Captain 111)ngrot. Sieliness and famine will soon reduce this obstinate enemy, whose positions secure him from attack ; but he has managed to act with so inueli economy, that he cannot be expected to surrender before Du hember."—(Gacaa de Colombia.) THE Loup CHANcELLon,—Considerable fears were excited this morning, at Lincoln's Inn, in cottserjuence of the Lotto CHANCELLOR not. Coming down us intended, A untie allixi4l to ato door stated, that his Lordship would not sit this day, but would do so on Mouday morning, at ten o'clock To the inquirers as to the health of his Lordship the answers given» were, tc th a t his Lordship contittutql tar get bpi ter;'' but it was generally considered, that as Monday will be the Mgt day of Tir;rin, his Lordship would . not come down, that day being generally occupied in hear ing motions of minor impott, Sir 111:ttecnT yt.on transacted military business with the Duke of You ic yesterday morn- Mg, at his Itopl Pighnesss house in South Aud ley-street. On Wednesday morning n ittl6Blllll courier nr. rived at .the itusbian Atnbassadort4 House in Do ver-street, Piccadilly, with dispatches from the Emperor of ltossiA, to his Excellency Count LIiEVEN. Mr. IVlevrcs, , the King's Messenger, was to leave town last night will! dispatches for St. Pe. tersburgb Yesteillay a Board of the Lords of the Trea sury was held at the Treasury Chambers. The liouse of Assembly of Antiguu has voted the soon of 300 guineas to ,he paid ,to Mr. McQueen, and a like sum to the Editor of the John Bull.— (Jamaica Courier, Jan. 2.) 09t. 35c.—the threes 65t. 60c. A further Royal Ordinance has been issued, dated Bth February, containing some additional articles to the Treaty between France and Great Britain. The French Papers of Wednesday, which arrived last night, contain hot little worthy o' notice. By them, however, we learn from Berli that the banking=houses of Benecke Brother: had just stopped payment. This event, it is salt!, caused an eNtraordinary sensition. Letters from Vienna, given in these Journals, say that the Supreme Antic Council of War bis given orders for 6,000 men of the army of occuL pation, in the kingdom of,. Naples, to continue their march in the month - of March next, to pro ceed to the Milanese, %%here they will receive 'atelier orders, tintweit Fu,NDs.—PAnts, B.—Five per Cents. 99f. 4.se.—'Three per Cents. 65f., 30.:.—Bank Stock, 2035 f.— ltente de Naples, 76f, Spanis!► Loan, 494 f.— Ilaytian Loan,. 7801'. Exchange nn London (money), one month;• 255. 45c. ; three months, 23f. 25c.—(('uor tivre.) 'THE FUNDS. • - 77 Consols—Yesterday closed After the Close This morning opened Co►►sols gradually declined from 7714, at %chi( I. they opened, to 76f.. The Ileti;aw opera tor, again came forward 'as a buyer,and a bargain for the comparatively small amount of 50,00014 somewhat recovered the tharket. "At ono o'clock, the quotation was The report of the day, that the debt d i ne from GdVerllll3PllL to the Bank, greatly exceeds what has yet met the pitblic eye, seems to ,have alarmed the Jews, who 111 P flow hPCOMP eager sellers. Money Stock pours in from the UAW. try, and the pressure from Money Sales makes 'money, i n the house, not worth 5 per cent. Out: of doors, pecuniary embarrasment continues to extend itself in every direction. 3 per Cent. Consols (Motley) 74. 3 per ( mt. Reduced . - por Cent. Reduced I N...w 4 per Cent. . P 3. Ba►ik S;ock It 1 7 ;. Exchequer fills, 1:100-3 9 t, .1 din. 1,400.--2 3 din. intto---2 pm. I din. FOREIGN. The opinion that Russia will ultimately be compelled to interfere on behalf of the Greeks, depresses Russian 13onils, which are now 774. The same cause operates to raise Greek Bonds, which have advanced to 18, Colombian 18 ( 24-53; Metican 0 per cent. fit ; Peruvian 35 ; Chilian 45 ; Danish 53 ; Spa nish 10. Sil 1111 S. Al preS , ll(—dol maul. 4 I PAST 2. Since'one o'clock we have. had strong buyers at 77. One of the most considerable. capitalists is computed to have done 300,000 COMO'S, to which may be ascribed, the advance bincv one o'clock.. But it was impractic►►ltiw to snYtain the price, and ti►e quotation is now, Consuls, Money, 761; Ditto, Account, 7641. FAqIIONA OLE INT 1041,1GENCE. ARRIVALS IN TOWN. The Earl of NI &shire ; the Earl and Countess of St. Oer ni, ns, f: . oni Port Elliot ; Mr. and liatly Jane Laurence Peel, fruiu a tour ; Colonel and Mrs. Latimer ; Earl O'Neill ; laird Bruce, front Paris ; General and lattly Matilda Virynyartl, from llanipslthe; H. Willonghby, Esq. M.P. crow Northamp. toneidre ; Richard Price, Eq. M.P. from Knighton. DEPARTURES PROM TOWN. Oeneral Sir - Alexamler - Cimpbell, for Maidstone ; Colonel St. George, for Northampton ; Colonel Staples, for Dublin ; Colonel and hlrs. Kelly, for Ireland ; W. A. Johnson, Esq. on a tour. , IllanatAGE IN Mon LIFE.—On Thursday, tht 9th Fe. bruary, at Armitage Church, by the Rev. John -Fleming Parker, Chaplain to the Duke of Clarence, the Honourable Thomas Lister, only son of Lord Ribblestiale, to Adelaid?, eldest clamthter of Thomas Lister, Esq. of Armitage Park, in 'the County of Stafford. Yesterday evening the Dachas of KENT and the Prinress Ftwoottc, attended by Captain Cosuoy . and the Baroness 1.4 SeAenTli,honoured Covent Garden Theatre t ith their presence. We regret , to state, that at this very import. ant crisis, Mi.NVALLAce, the Master of the Mint, i s d e t a ined from his Parliamentary duties by serious indisposition. , We are truly happy to be able to state that My. Ews.rosr, who some little time since so narrowly escaped killing, at the hands of several of our contemporaries, is not only alive and merry, but so completely recovered as to be able to re• swo p hi s managerial duties at Drury•latie. The Management of Drury-lune Theatre have eegagPd Mks FOOTS to perform twenty-four nights, commencing in three weeks, on terms alike creditable to the liberality of the Manager, and the acknowledgedlalent nod attraction of the young lady. Th a t old and distinguished favourite come dian, Mr. KNianT, haahad a relapse, and DOW lies dangerously ill. Mr. BARTLEY commenced his Lectures on Astronomy last night, ut the English Opera liouse, - to a most respectable audience. Yesterday forenoon, about 12 o'clock,- the following extraordinary scene took place in th e . Poultry, immediately opposite the - Mansion.house, which excited the assemblage of a crowd of ner sons. Mr. RoBERT FessAING, a gentleman late of. Yarmouth, was proceediog arm.in.atin with his friend Mr. lIKNIty Buttlx.Ye of the Strand, towards Lombard•street, when, opposite the go es of the Mansion.house, a Mr. N. B. PALMER ) an attorney•„t.law of tin. s,atne borough, bat who is about to become, special pleader,suddenly seized •Mr. bleating by the collar of the coat, and tarn• ed him completely round. Mr. Burley conceiving that Mr. Palmer wished to speak to his friend in private,, stepped aside. Mr.,Palmer addressed Mr. Fleming by malty scurrifons names, and de. signaled him as a cc tuencoat, a 'scoundrel, nod a liar," words were interchanged, and Mr. Palmer, raising his walking stick, belaboured Mr. Fie. ming with it over the back anti` shoulders till it actually broke in half, ati.d then with one half, which had a knob at time end, ho attempted to repeat the outrage, Vi hen Mr. Fleming pugilisti— cally prevented him by dealing him a heavy blow between th e eyes , w hich completely gr ogg ifled his antagottist, w h o suddenly vanished among th e crowd. W e un d ers t an d the origin olthe dispute was the circu ms t an c e of Mr. Fleming having at the, late meeting of the freemen of the borough 1 of Great Yarmouth, at the City of London Ta vern, declared himself in the interest of Mr. Charles Barclay,the Ministerial candidate, which had given offence to Mr. Palmer. Proceedings have been instituted by Fleming. against Mr. Palmer.—..(Times.) Papers received this morning.—Bogota of'the Bth Dec..; and Jamaica of the 2d Jan. LIVERPOOL, Ft B. 9.—Arrived the Mary Brade, Mandeb, from-Bahia, sailed 7th Dec., from Macaiad 16th, and Pernam buco 21st Dec. , ; saw at Macaid the Rover of Liverpool. The Amity, Vaughan, was to mil in . 14 days for Liverpool ; William Packi from Jamaica. Sailed 23d Dec. from Africa his Majesty's ship Diamond, and at PernaMbuco 20th Dec. with Sir Charles Stuart on board; The klizaheth, Arm strong, at Pernambuco. Sailed the Algonquin, Dixey, Philadelphia ; Panther, Hathaway, George Clinton, Raw ton, for New York ; Aphelia, Caudler, for Savannah ; Ceres, Rees *and Union, Smith, 'for Charleston ; Emerald, [[owes, for BoSton f Lydia; Procter, and John Welch, Wood house, for Jamaica ; Friends, Brown, for Trinidad ; Enter ' prise, Baringbam, for La Guayra ; - Brazillitm, Nickels, for Rio Janeiro ; Cambrian, Higgins, for Bahia ; Jane, Livingstone, ' for Demerara. Arrived the Zebulan, Allen, from St. John's, N. B.; Earl of Selkirk, , from Oporto; Vigilante, from Lisbon. Off the Port, at sun set, 2 brigs. CowER, FEB. 10.—Wind East.—Arrived the Henrico, Joseph Cross, American brig from New Orleans, left Dec. 29 inside of the bar the brig British Tar, of Liverpool, with her stern stove in, having been run foul of by an American ship, whose head, yards, and fore-topmast was carried away. The ship Lord Whitworth had arrived, and the William Neilson, for Liverpool, was to leave in five days. POII.IIIIIOUTH, FEU. 13.—Arrived the ship Juliana, Innes, from London, for India • Asia, Pope, for Bombay and St. Helena, passed up Channel; sailed 10th September from Bom bay, and 13th November from St. Helena.—Off the port, Ame rican ship Courier, • Hudson, from Charleston, for Antwerp, out twenty.eight days, with a cargo of rice and cotton ; spoke on .lan. 27, American ship Seville, tom Virginia for Bordeaux, all well -.the American ship Tally Ho, of New York, for Lon don, an d the bri • Barbara, for the North Sea, sailed from Charleston in company with the Courier. Sailed the Princess Royal tramtptirt, for Deptford ; and the Smack Thomas and Mary, Hook, for St. Miclters.—Wind E. by S. ' FALmourn, (Jamaica), DEC. 12..—Arrived the ship ' Castle Lachlan, from London (Captain Smith), 14th of De .cember ; Barque Melville Watson, Purdy, from London the Doh ; ship Hector, -Howlett, from London on the ljth ; Barque Llandovery, Mtlver, from London. [PROM LIJOYH'S I DEAL, Plol, 10.—Wind E.S.E.—A breeze sprung up last `evening—the whole of the outward bound rounded the South' Forelaml.' Arrived and remain, the Hercules, Vaughan, from - Batavia: Passed through from the Him the Earl of canal, fur India; /Morning Star t Buckham, for Ceylon ; West Indian, Cook, for Antigua, and hymtnetry, Inner, for Jamaica; also a large outward bound fleet 'from Itantsgate harbour. An American ship, With the letter Xon her foretop.sail, passed about noon for London. . . . ........ ..... Po im xi° t• fl, n. 10. —Wind E E. Passed by the Asia, Pope, from Bombay, bailed the tith of September, and from St. Ilelena the . 13th of November. Arrived the Juliann, ltutcs, front Loudon for 'Madras and Ben4al; Egginton trans port, front ditto for Malta. Sailed his Majesty's ship Bellette, for Chat ham • Rachel, Channel, for the lii - diterrimean ; Thomas and Maly, flack, for St. Michael's. • Passed,by the )lacqueen, Walker, for Bot»bay and China. PLYmou FEn. E.S.E.—Arrived his Ma jesty's ship Thetis, from Portsmouth, and Mayflower, Lang mead, from Lisbon. Fat.stownt, FEB. 9.—Wind to S.—Arrived ,the Ludy Louisa Packet, film - Jamaica ? sailed the 3d of January ; Lion,,Jones, from Lotfdon for Janntica; and Rapid, Rosy well, for London. LIVERPOOL, FEB. 9.—Wind S.—Arrived the William Parke, Smith, from Jamaica, - sailed the 24th of December; Mary, from Africa; Zehulun, Ellarby, from St. John's, N. 8., sailed the fish of January ; Vigilant, from Lisbon ; and the Earl of Selkirk, from Oporto. His Ma'esty's ship Pylades arrived at Jamaica the' 9th of DeeLmber, in 10 days, from New York. UN,IVIMSITY INT ELL! G ENCE. Ox rout), Fru. 14.—0 n Saturday hat the following Degree% were conferred • _ Doctor in Divinitg.—Rev. Robert M. Miller, Watlimm, Vicar of pedliam, Essex. • Door Civil Law.-.. Rev. Henry Worsley, St. rlnry Doc/or bk Wootten, Balliol. s.• . _ Michela. in Civil Law..—lion. Edwin Lascelles, Fellow of All Souls.' .illast.ts of Arts,—Robert Irvine, Magdalen Hall ; Rev. Joseph West, Chaplain of New College ' Ileteleclors of Arts.—Samuel Parr, Exeter, Grand Corn- Taiunder; Edward Trueman, Worcester; Henry 'Parker, ‘Vorcester ; William George Latribt!rt, Scholar of Corpus ; Nathaniel Pomfret Small, st: Mary Hall; William !Ammer Neville, toueen's ; John Antes La •Trobe, Edmund-hall ; Daniel Wheeler, Edmund.hall ; Charles Seagram, Scholar of Brasenose ; John Robinson, Brasencse ; Charles WoolLs, Pembroke ; llon. Arthur Chetwend Talbot, Christ Church ; Charles Terry, Jesus ; James Pardoe Alathews, Wadham John Freeman, Balli; Thomas Walpole, Balliol ; Henry Ferdinand Bosanquet, William Percy, Exeter; Henry \rue Mite, Exeter. On ,Tuesday last Mr. William Drake, Commoner of Lincoln College, was elected an Exhibitioner of that Society, on the foundation of Lord Crewe. SUMMARY of the MEMUERS of the UstvErtsyrY, 1826. Members Members of ConvocaLion on the Books. • 105' . 205 68 220 , 68 - - HO 81 . . 24t - 144 . 275 • 135 - - 314 82 - 143 fi4. . 127 60 - - 94 • 114 - 163 . 220 61 . 114 • 4 87 04 - - - '222 600 • . 127 - - 217 - - 173 - - 183 . 66 - ,170 130 , 204 - - 76 38 - - 150 I University - 2 Balliol 1 ." 4. - - 8 Merton - 4 Exeter - 11 Oriel - • 0 Queen's - 7 New - - - 11 Lincoln - - 0 All Souls .- - 10 Magdalen - II Ilrasenose 12 Corpus - - - 13 Christ - Church - 14 Trinity •, 1t St. John's - Jesus - - - ,17 Wadhant 10 Pembroke - 19 Worcester - - 20 St. Mary Hall - 21 Magdalen Hall -' - 22 New Inn Hall - - 23 St. Alban Hall - - 24 St. Edmund Pall - 41' . . - 103 2220 4792 The Rev. Richard Colston Phelips t N.A. to the Vicarage of Alontacute, Somersetshire, void,by the, death of the Rev. William hangdon. BURG LARIES AT ' I ' tIIINIIAAI nEix.—Various robberies have lately been committed in Tornham Green, Chia. wick, and its vicinity, where the depredations of a desperate gang of burglars have been very successful. Lust we e k the whole of the stock in a butcher's shop was taken away early in rite morning I a poor cottager, too, who had preserved his pig to pay bin rent, lost his sole dependence to discharge his land lord's claims. Mr. C. DAXTE it's house was also broken open, and property to the•arnount of upwards of 2001. taken. away. Mr. Itonws, the auctioneer, had a quantity of iron hurdles taken off his premises ; and numerous other robberies have been committed. It ittextraordinary that the, spirited inhabitants, Who are never backward in contributing, either in the cause of benevolence, or to frustrate opposition to established rights ' , should be backward in attempting to secure their own property, by offering rewards conunensurate to the present situation Of the neighbourhood. There are certainly two patrols, who come on at dark; but they go off at twelve, after which moat of the de. .predations are committed. An inhabitant suggests that the Se lect Vestry should take up the cause, as the only means of re straining the violence and burglaries which are of such frequent occurrence ; and, by offering adequate reward's, to drive the " evil from their doors." It is as remarkable as it excites auto. nishment, that the Head of the first Police Establishment in the Metropolis should lie a resident in the neighbourhood, and yet such is the fact. Does not this justify the old adage---" the nearer tile Church, the further from God ?" We understand that the Duke of Diivottsarttu has disposed of a'parcel of land, on which several hundred houses have been erected, now called Chiswick New Town ; anti it is thought that these houses, some of which are incomplete, form a harbour for these desperate robbers. On Friday last ADAM WASHINirrON, Esq.; MICHAEL Bttucu, Esq.; ROBERT BRUCE CHI. CHESTER, Esq.; and THOMAS BADINGTON M - cAtmay, Esq. ; were called to the Bar by the Honourable Society of Lincoln's inn. ,RECT:FIED SPERM OIL, at 45.941. per Gallon. UPTON and CO. Oilmen and Chemical Co lour Manufacturers, 64, QUEEN-STREET, CHEAP SIDE, (near the Southwark Bridge), respectfully acquaint the Public, that they are selling Sperm Oil, equal in purity to Spit its of Wine: it. gives the brilliancy of the finest Gas, without Smell or Smoke; and although it is peculiarly ailapV for Sipunpira, French, aid all Lamps of a superior king!, it will b- found advantageous for general use in an economic ral point, as, !root its extreme purity, there is no waste. All Cn.tis and Bottles ar e sealed with Upton and Co.'s nan r, unit such only are grritlitle. N.H. The f o ll n yeing ‘..rairlished articles may also he hld, .viz.—lteduced Mineral Paint, nut, requiring to be h ea ted for use, at 15.. per t 4 a.-4 Dirk Paint. 30s. per cwt.—The Anti Cot malt c Paints, ground in Oil, of Invisible Osten and (abut colours, at •nis. per cwt.—Genuine lVhitc Learl,, 404. per cwt.—Patent Grkss Ur erns, Is. thl. to is. 6.1. per 11).--fin° Chamber Oil, 45.—Pale Whale, 45.—Common Limp, 4s. 9d • per gallon. • \ L ONDON STOVE GItATE' CONI PA best than ex perienced, and beg to assuri! them that they will unremitting% oti s io t s o it t e h t e h l e m i ly i a c ti f s o i r o , n t h - a e l t i i i s j e er , a r i e s sg i c , t u f r a t 11 y t h e re y t return eth.c endeavour to merit their future favours, by continuing to 5 . 1 1 : superior Manufactured Articles, for which they, since mencement of the Establishment, have given such dieting atil , ed and :decided proofs. 1lo• They also solicit those who are Building, Furnishing, o r r: ii,4, tlernizjug their Houses, to inspect their large and ii!" assemblage of fashionable Stoves, Fenders, and Fire-iron:, both elegant and plain, after the Most chaste designs, 0 1 ." f ed either fur the mansion or the cottage ; likewise viriety Kitchen Ranges, with or without Ovens, 'Boilers, and,Stoon • ing Apparatus, either on a small or extensive scale, a nd „, q °R highly apployed anti scientific principles, embracing oc 0 " 0— (,. the eOrF , , with real utility ; smoke, steam, wind-up, and vertical hogs ing Jacks, in great variety. The I,ON DO '4 STO V E GRATE COMPANY beg le t c . 4 to apprise the Nobility, pidiea, and Gentler am, that they ‘":: osp ciresviegns stoves, ranges, r a a t n a g e v s e ' r y 6: 411 e. O maden noticen srtd gallery railing, halconiea, virandas, &c. executed in the ing taste. Bells and alarums hung on unerring prineipl,•a, W it din the utmost precision and neatness:, Iron chests and bookcase', e ; on p f a o i r i n sa l t s h tai t r l c a t ;i s r e cooking.utensibi, in copper, iron, anti tin, and smith's wor k i all its departments. Ladies Gentlemen desirous tf taming the expense of .fittitig up their houses in any or above branches, maybe waited on in town or country, tinu niahed with an estimate. Baths, hot-houses, green.hooseS , c" -t. servatoriem, churches, dwellings, manufactories, and warekens"'. heated by steam or water, on a system of denu'instrative ativ 3tl. tage. Patent Portable, Warm, Cold, and V a pour Batts. of tke . I mostiiimple construction, particularly recommended for pitals, schools, bathing-house, as well as private tnnke price from guineas to 20, and upwards. The Paten t '" 11 ; Dispersers, and various improvements . Thr effect:idly curt smoky chimnies, are to be had at the above Mannfaccury. Prompt .Payment and no Abatement.—Stoves Knit,l{“.„o set in town or country, by experienced workmen , o n t'l e j rz ae I reasonable terms.—Plca.se to observe —The London Stova Company have no tither Warehouse than those mentioned Old Ranges and Stoves taken in exchange. _ -..-___. - -------- . ••••mirmororaw.a., . .. ...,,, ...- There nre st.verai kinds of punishm ent ni , use of among the natives of Africa, the most horrible of ff t hi r e , is that of the ant pee. If a felon commits any great i l ith he is made fast by the arms and legs to a tree ants, which soon corer his body, an d p i erce him with i; 1 1.;', 44 and in this dreadful state he continues,' the vermin w' . t. their way deeper and deeper, till death puts an end to his ' 1 " &rings. . _ _.............-1 In lestet,,:! 4 NOR IT AND SOUTH_ AMERICAN SUBSCRIVTION ROOM, FEB. 11. 14,1 TM. SMITH and NEPHEW, MANII. • FACTURERS, respectfully inform. their nameropo Friends and the Public In general, that in consequence of the late Fire at their old' . established Manufactory, King-street, ,they have REMOVED to No. 46, Cll E A NIDE, where they beg to submit for inspection an entire New Eleßant, and Most extensive STOCK of PORTABLE DESKS in Mahogany and Fancy Woods, Plain . or Elegantly Inlaid ; Dressing Cases, ditto ; Ink-Stands ; Work-Boxes ; Bagatellet Tables ; Tea-Caddies and Chests ; Backgammon Tables ; Travelling Portfolios, in .Itus.sia and other Leathers; Pocket- Books, &c, &c. &c. ; warranted of their own manufacture, which they are determined to offer at the lowest possible Prices. .NIERCHANTS, CAPTAINS, SLC. Supplied on the shortest notice, and Goods made to order or description. Factory, Charter-Rouse-lane. N. B.—W. S. and N. have on hand some beautiful Sped-. mens of English Oak made into Desks, &c. 46, Cheapsi.te. u ry OF LONDON BEDDING NIA.T. THE CHEAP RED FEATHER, MANII!. FACTORY, O. SKINNER-STREFS, SNOW HH,L. The Proprietor of this Extensive Concern bifocals the Public. that in consequence of the Ditty being taken off Fo reign Feathers, he is enah;el to sell them at very Reduced Prices. A LARGE ASSORTMEN r of FEATHERS, Bads, Miq• tressrs, Blankets, Counterpanes, Bed , teads, and Ready madeTicks, well worth the attention of Families Inrisishints. Being an Importer of Feathers, which he purchases for Cash, he is enabled to sell every article 10 pet cent, less than any Ininse in London. His Feathers being dressed by a New Process of Machinery, they will he found always Clean and well seasoned. *** Near the Church, and nut connected with any other s House. • 40,11. ;11ARKE1', FEB. 10, Tanfield 11oor, 33s—NVillington, 3ils'—ACallg End Dell 0 7 Co.. 38s—Wal1s End Brown's, 38s-11r:ills End flutsP: \Valls End 14910 4 , 35:4 fld—NValls End Russell' s , 393—Eden :llain, 31$ at Tnrk.et, ll—Ship's sold, 8/. I;sd Larnbton, Li>t;ltlls i)l' EXCIIANGE, F..b. 10 --...--- %Hi: lei d tto oitii., at Sight;. . • • Itot tII 'lulu ' lt II ' Antwerp. Flomlmill. Minna . 7 9 t i :I . : Paris, 3 liay's sight Ditto flotirdeittix, [lilt.. . Berlin , . ... ... .. .. .. .. ~ .. . .. 2 2 5 5 I V . : - o i i 4 ; 7 0 . • Fraitlth.0.10 the Main Peleilbtirgli pi 10 18 . * 10 Id 11 ,?„: . ... lii Fillecl!:. , 31i Ittf4°"-- Vicuna Trieste %Nth-id Cadiz Wilma iiarcal•tna Ofif I.vglim 0 Ge l,4, .•.... .., 43i —Vetiit , , Ital. L. v• * Matta PAIN um Littmo ..... 504 , )itoi to itinialteiro Bithia..... liqerloi Ayres I)..hlit, .... li .. (murk BULLION. 1. 0 0 u 416 `9 17 t ; 0 0 , 4 l 0 5 I l'ortoptl Go Coin .Forvitto Nyw Dooldttoost . New Dollar* . %;tatoltati n Bars.— • • BlitTl-I. tb On the 9th inst., at Wetheringset, Suffolk, tht; jaGl of Rev. W. 11: NV inson, of a daughter. Yeitcrda at Itit IE D. of Baldorky,, HMargaret,third erta, to a Walter Urquha r t, Esq. of the former place. Great Baddow, Essex, Samuel VettgeY i ; c lot DIED. ' he On the 2d instant, at the York Hotel, Dover , rd-of t• remided a considerable time, Lieut.-Colonel .seott, Itoyal Artillery, the ii o 7 tinted and Ptblished for tire Pnornittcnt% at lic No. $ rand, by ;2 CiPil'ilr""